Calibration method for rotating accelerometer gravity gradiometer

ABSTRACT

Disclosed is a calibration method for a rotating accelerometer gravity gradiometer, wherein linear motion error coefficients, angular motion error coefficients, self-gradient model parameters and scale factors of the rotating accelerometer gravity gradiometer are calibrated once by changing linear motion, angular motion, and self-gradient excitations of the rotating accelerometer gravity gradiometer. The calibrated linear and angular motion error coefficients are used for compensating for motion errors of the gravity gradiometer online, and the calibrated self-gradient model parameters are used for self-gradient compensation. The calibration method provided by the present invention is easy to operate and not limited by any calibration site, thereby being suitable for programmed self-calibration and realizing an important engineering value.

CROSS REFERENCE TO THE RELATED APPLICATIONS

This application is the national phase entry of International Application No. PCT/CN2019/089236, filed on May 30, 2019, which is based upon and claims priority to Chinese Patent Application No. 201910117180.4, filed on Feb. 15, 2019, the entire contents of which are incorporated herein by reference.

TECHNICAL FIELD

The present invention relates to a calibration method for a rotating accelerometer gravity gradiometer, belonging to the field of a precision measurement technology.

BACKGROUND

Moving-base gravity gradient exploration is a gravity field exploration technology with a low cost and a high efficiency, Gravity gradient data has been extensively applied to geological analysis, gravity field modeling, high-precision navigation and resource exploration. The gravity gradiometer is extremely important for civil use, national defense and scientific research. The existing mainstream gravity gradiometers under study both at home and abroad mainly include a cold atom gravity gradiometer, a superconducting gravity gradiometer, an MEMS gravity gradiometers and a rotating accelerometer gravity gradiometer. Among them, the rotating accelerometer gravity gradiometers, the most mature one, has been put into commercial operation. Until now, the gravity gradiometer technology has been in the engineering prototype research stage in China.

During the moving-base gravity gradient exploration, the acceleration, angular velocity and angular acceleration thereof are output to the gravity gradiometer to cause a measurement error due to the installation error, mismatching of first-order scale factor, mismatching of a circuit gain, and high-order non-linear error coefficient of an accelerometer within the gravity gradiometer. Each of outputs excited by the acceleration, the angular velocity and the angular acceleration is much greater than an output excited by the gravitational gradient, which will saturate or damage a circuit of the gravity gradiometer. Hence, the rotating accelerometer gravity gradiometer needs online compensation for motion errors. For the online motion error compensation system of the gravity gradiometer, setting of initial values of the linear and angular motion error coefficients is required. Components of the gravity gradiometer system, including stable platform and carrier, will generate the gravitational gradient to interfere with the measurement on the gravitational gradient of a target object. The gravitational gradient generated from the components thereof is called self-gradient. Before the gravity gradient exploration, the self-gradient model parameter is calibrated; during the exploration, the attitudes of the gravity gradiometer are recorded, a self-gradient model is used, and a self-gradient is calculated and compensated. The motion error coefficients, the scale factors and the self-gradient model parameters of the gravity gradiometer are parameters to be calibrated by the gravity gradiometer.

SUMMARY

The present invention provides a calibration method for a rotating accelerometer gravity gradiometer. The method comprises the steps of, based on an analytical model and a self-gradient model of the rotating accelerometer gravity gradiometer, changing linear motion, angular motion and self-gradient excitations of the gravity gradiometer while calibrating, recording outputs of the gravity gradiometer, and rapidly calibrating motion error coefficients, scale factors and self-gradient model parameters of the gravity gradiometer once. The calibrated motion error coefficients of the gravity gradiometer are used for setting parameters in an online motion error compensation system of the rotating accelerometer gravity gradiometer, and the calibrated self-gradient model parameter is used for self-gradient compensation for the gravity gradiometer. The present invention provides the calibration method for the rotating accelerometer gravity gradiometer which has the foregoing effects and solves the foregoing problems.

The calibration method for the rotating accelerometer gravity gradiometer comprises the following steps:

(1) applying linear and angular motions to the rotating accelerometer gravity gradiometer, and meanwhile continuously changing the attitudes of the gravity gradiometer, and recording linear motions (a_(x),a_(y),a_(z)), angular motions (ω_(x),ω_(y),ω_(z),ω_(ax),ω_(ay),ω_(az)), the attitudes (θ_(x),θ_(y),θ_(z)) and an output (G_(out)) of the gravity gradiometer as calibrated data, wherein start time for the calibrated data is t₁, end time is t_(p), and the linear motion data of the gravity gradiometer is as follows:

$\quad\left\{ \begin{matrix} {a_{x} = \left\lbrack {{a_{x}\left( t_{1} \right)},\ldots\mspace{14mu},{a_{x}(t)},\ldots\mspace{14mu},{a_{x}\left( t_{p} \right)}} \right\rbrack^{T}} \\ {a_{y} = \left\lbrack {{a_{y}\left( t_{1} \right)}\ ,\ldots\mspace{14mu},{a_{y}(t)},\ldots\mspace{14mu},{a_{y}\left( t_{p} \right)}} \right\rbrack^{T}} \\ {{a_{z} = \left\lbrack {{a_{z}\left( t_{1} \right)}\ ,\ldots\mspace{14mu},\ {a_{z}(t)},\ldots\mspace{14mu},{a_{z}\left( t_{p} \right)}} \right\rbrack^{T}}\mspace{14mu}} \end{matrix} \right.$ where, a_(x) represents acceleration data in an X direction of a measurement coordinate system of the gravity gradiometer, and a_(x)(t₁) represents an acceleration in the X direction of the measurement coordinate system of the gravity gradiometer at the time t₁; a_(x)(t) represents an acceleration in the X direction of the measurement coordinate system of the gravity gradiometer at time t; a_(x)(t₂) represents an acceleration in the X direction of the measurement coordinate system of the gravity gradiometer at the time t₂; a_(y) represents acceleration data in a Y direction of the measurement coordinate system of the gravity gradiometer, and a_(y)(t₁) represents an acceleration in the Y direction of the measurement coordinate system of the gravity gradiometer at the time t₁; a_(y)(t) represents an acceleration in the Y direction of the measurement coordinate system of the gravity gradiometer at the time t; a_(y)(t₂) represents an acceleration in the Y direction of the measurement coordinate system of the gravity gradiometer at the time t₂; a_(z) represents acceleration data in a Z direction of the measurement coordinate system of the gravity gradiometer, and a_(z)(t₁) represents an acceleration in the Z direction of the measurement coordinate system of the gravity gradiometer at the time t₁; a_(z)(t) represents an acceleration in the Z direction of the measurement coordinate system of the gravity gradiometer at the time t; a_(z)(t₂) represents an acceleration in the Z direction of the measurement coordinate system of the gravity gradiometer at the time t₂; where, [⋅]^(T) represents transposed operation; the angular motion data of the gravity gradiometer is as follows:

$\left\{ {\begin{matrix} {\omega_{x} = \left\lbrack {{\omega_{x}\left( t_{1} \right)},\ldots\mspace{14mu},{\omega_{x}(t)},\ldots\mspace{14mu},{\omega_{x}\left( t_{p} \right)}} \right\rbrack^{T}} \\ {\omega_{y} = \left\lbrack {{\omega_{y}\left( t_{1} \right)},\ldots\mspace{14mu},{\omega_{y}(t)},\ldots\mspace{14mu},{\omega_{y}\left( t_{p} \right)}} \right\rbrack^{T}} \\ {\omega_{z} = \left\lbrack {{\omega_{z}\left( t_{1} \right)},\ldots\mspace{14mu},{\omega_{z}(t)},\ldots\mspace{14mu},{\omega_{z}\left( t_{p} \right)}} \right\rbrack^{T}} \end{matrix}\left\{ \begin{matrix} {\omega_{ax} = \left\lbrack {{\omega_{ax}\left( t_{1} \right)},\ldots\mspace{14mu},{\omega_{ax}(t)},\ldots\mspace{14mu},{\omega_{ax}\left( t_{p} \right)}} \right\rbrack^{T}} \\ {\omega_{ay} = \left\lbrack {{\omega_{ay}\left( t_{1} \right)},\ldots\mspace{14mu},{\omega_{ay}(t)},\ldots\mspace{14mu},{\omega_{ay}\left( t_{p} \right)}} \right\rbrack^{T}} \\ {\omega_{az} = \left\lbrack {{\omega_{az}\left( t_{1} \right)},\ldots\mspace{14mu},{\omega_{az}(t)},\ldots\mspace{14mu},{\omega_{az}\left( t_{p} \right)}} \right\rbrack^{T}} \end{matrix} \right.} \right.$

where, ω_(x) represents angular velocity data in the X direction of the measurement coordinate system of the gravity gradiometer, ω_(x)(t₁) represents an angular velocity in the X direction of the measurement coordinate system of the gravity gradiometer at the start time t₁, ω_(x)(t) represents an angular velocity in the X direction of the measurement coordinate system of the gravity gradiometer at the time t; ω_(x)(t_(p)) represents an angular velocity in the X direction of the measurement coordinate system of the gravity gradiometer at the end time t_(p);

ω_(y) represents angular velocity data in the Y direction of the measurement coordinate system of the gravity gradiometer, ω_(y)(t₁) represents an angular velocity in the Y direction of the measurement coordinate system of the gravity gradiometer at the start time t₁, ω_(y)(t) represents an angular velocity in the Y direction of the measurement coordinate system of the gravity gradiometer at the time t, and ω_(y)(t_(p)) represents an angular velocity in the Y direction of the measurement coordinate system of the gravity gradiometer at the end time t_(p);

ω_(z) represents angular velocity data in the Z direction of the measurement coordinate system of the gravity gradiometer, ω_(z)(t₁) represents an angular velocity in the Z direction of the measurement coordinate system of the gravity gradiometer at the start time t₁, ω_(z)(t) represents an angular velocity in the Z direction of the measurement coordinate system of the gravity gradiometer at the time t, and ω_(z)(t_(p)) represents an angular velocity in the Z direction of the measurement coordinate system of the gravity gradiometer at the end time t_(p);

ω_(ax) represents angular acceleration data in the X direction of the measurement coordinate system of the gravity gradiometer, ω_(ax)(t₁) represents an angular acceleration in the X direction of the measurement coordinate system of the gravity gradiometer at the start time t₁, ω_(ax)(t) represents an angular acceleration in the X direction of the measurement coordinate system of the gravity gradiometer at the time t, and ω_(ax)(t_(p)) represents an angular acceleration in the X direction of the measurement coordinate system of the gravity gradiometer at the end time t_(p); ω_(ay) represents angular acceleration data in the Y direction of the measurement coordinate system of the gravity gradiometer, ω_(ay)(t₁) represents an angular acceleration in the Y direction of the measurement coordinate system of the gravity gradiometer at the start time t₁, ω_(ay)(t) represents an angular acceleration in the Y direction of the measurement coordinate system of the gravity gradiometer at the time t, and ω_(ay)(t_(p)) represents an angular acceleration in the Y direction of the measurement coordinate system of the gravity gradiometer at the end time t_(p); ω_(az) represents angular acceleration data in the Z direction of the measurement coordinate system of the gravity gradiometer, ω_(az)(t₁) represents an angular acceleration in the Z direction of the measurement coordinate system of the gravity gradiometer at the start time t₁, ω_(az)(t) represents an angular acceleration in the Z direction of the measurement coordinate system of the gravity gradiometer at the time t, and ω_(az)(t_(p)) represents an angular acceleration in the Z direction of the measurement coordinate system of the gravity gradiometer at the end time t_(p); the attitude data of the gravity gradiometer is as follows:

$\quad\left\{ \begin{matrix} {\theta_{x} = \left\lbrack {{\theta_{x}\left( t_{1} \right)},\ldots\mspace{14mu},{\theta_{x}(t)},\ldots\mspace{14mu},{\theta_{x}\left( t_{p} \right)}} \right\rbrack^{T}} \\ {\theta_{y} = \left\lbrack {{\theta_{y}\left( t_{1} \right)},\ldots\mspace{14mu},{\theta_{y}(t)},\ldots\mspace{14mu},{\theta_{y}\left( t_{p} \right)}} \right\rbrack^{T}} \\ {\theta_{z} = \left\lbrack {{\theta_{z}\left( t_{1} \right)},\ldots\mspace{14mu},{\theta_{z}(t)},\ldots\mspace{14mu},{\theta_{z}\left( t_{p} \right)}} \right\rbrack^{T}} \end{matrix} \right.$

where, θ_(x) represents attitude angle data of a rotation around the X axis, θ_(x)(t₁) represents an attitude angle of the rotation around the X axis at the start time t₁, θ_(x)(t) represents an attitude angle of the rotation around the X axis at the time t, and θ_(x)(t_(p)) represents an attitude angle of the rotation around the X axis at the end time t_(p); θ_(y) represents attitude angle data of a rotation around the Y axis, θ_(y)(t₁) represents an attitude angle of the rotation around the Y axis at the start time t₁, θ_(y)(t) represents an attitude angle of the rotation around the X axis at the time t, and θ_(y)(t_(p)) represents an attitude angle of the rotation around the X axis at the end time t_(y); θ_(z) represents attitude angle data of a rotation around the Z axis, θ_(z)(t₁) represents an attitude angle of the rotation around the Z axis at the start time t₁, θ_(z)(t) represents an attitude angle of the rotation around the Z axis at the time t, and θ_(z)(t_(p)) represents an attitude angle of the rotation around the Z axis at the end time t_(p);

output data of the gravity gradiometer is as follows: G _(out)=[G _(out)(t ₁), . . . ,G _(out)(t), . . . ,G _(out)(t _(p))]

where, G_(out) is the output data of the gravity gradiometer, G_(out)(t₁) represents an output of the gravity gradiometer at the start time t₁, G_(out)(t) represents an output of the gravity gradiometer at the time t, and G_(out)(t_(p)) represents an output of the gravity gradiometer at the time t_(p);

(2) calibrating a linear motion error coefficient vector C_(m), an angular motion error coefficient vector C_(A) and a scale factor k_(ggi) of the rotating accelerometer gravity gradiometer based on the following formula;

(2-1). calculating linear and angular motion vectors at all times based on the following formula:

${{L_{m}(t)} = \begin{bmatrix} {{{a_{x}(t)}{a_{y}(t)}\;\sin\; 2\Omega\; t} + {0.5\left( {{a_{x}^{2}(t)} - {a_{y}^{2}(t)}} \right)\;\cos\; 2\Omega\; t}} \\ {{{a_{x}(t)}{a_{y}(t)}\cos\; 2\Omega\; t} - {0.5\left( {{a_{x}^{2}(t)} - {a_{y}^{2}(t)}} \right)\sin\; 2\Omega\; t}} \\ {{{a_{x}(t)}\sin\;\Omega\; t} - {{a_{y}(t)}\cos\;\Omega\; t}} \\ {{{a_{y}(t)}\sin\;\Omega\; t} + {{a_{x}(t)}\cos\;\Omega\; t}} \\ {{{a_{x}(t)}{a_{z}(t)}\sin\;\Omega\; t} - {{a_{y}(t)}{a_{z}(t)}\cos\;\Omega\; t}} \\ {{{a_{y}(t)}{a_{z}(t)}\sin\;\Omega\; t} + {{a_{x}(t)}{a_{z}(t)}\cos\;\Omega\; t}} \\ {{0.5}\left( {{a_{x}^{2}(t)} + {a_{y}^{2}(t)}} \right)} \\ {a_{z}^{2}(t)} \\ {a_{z}(t)} \\ 1 \end{bmatrix}},{{L_{a}(t)} = \begin{bmatrix} {{{- 0.5}\left( {{\omega_{x}^{2}(t)} - {\omega_{y}^{2}(t)}} \right)\sin\; 2\Omega\; t} + {{\omega_{x}(t)}{\omega_{y}(t)}\cos\; 2\Omega\; t}} \\ {{{\omega_{x}(t)}{\omega_{y}(t)}\sin\; 2\Omega\; t} + {0.5\left( {{\omega_{x}^{2}(t)} - {\omega_{y}^{2}(t)}} \right)\cos\; 2\Omega\; t}} \\ {{{\omega_{x}(t)}{\omega_{z}(t)}\sin\;\Omega\; t} - {{\omega_{y}(t)}{\omega_{z}(t)}\cos\;\Omega\; t}} \\ {{{\omega_{y}(t)}{\omega_{z}(t)}\sin\;\Omega\; t} + {{\omega_{x}(t)}{\omega_{z}(t)}\cos\;\Omega\; t}} \\ {{{\omega_{ax}(t)}\sin\;\Omega\; t} - {{\omega_{ay}(t)}\cos\;\Omega\; t}} \\ {{{\omega_{ay}(t)}\sin\;\Omega\; t} + {{\omega_{ax}(t)}\cos\;\Omega\; t}} \\ {\omega_{az}(t)} \\ {{0.5}\left( {{\omega_{x}^{2}(t)} + {\omega_{y}^{2}(t)} + {2{\omega_{z}^{2}(t)}}} \right)} \end{bmatrix}}$ where, L_(m)(t) represents a linear motion vector at the time t, L_(a)(t) represents an angular motion vector at the time t, and a_(x)(t),a_(y)(t),a_(z)(t) represents a linear motion data at the time t; ω_(x)(t), ω_(y)(t), ω_(z)(t), ω_(ax)(t), ω_(ay)(t), and ω_(az)(t) represent angular motion data at the time t, and Ω represents an angular frequency of a rotating disc of the rotating accelerometer gravity gradiometer;

(2-2). substituting the linear motion vectors and the angular motion vectors at all times into the following formula to calculate a motion matrix L;

$L = \begin{bmatrix} {{L_{m}\left( t_{1} \right)},\ldots\mspace{14mu},{L_{m}(t)},{\ldots\mspace{14mu}{L_{m}\left( t_{p} \right)}}} \\ {{L_{a}\left( t_{1} \right)},\ldots\mspace{14mu},{L_{a}(t)},{\ldots\mspace{14mu}{L_{a}\left( t_{p} \right)}}} \end{bmatrix}$ where, L_(m)(t₁) represents a linear motion vector at the start time t₁, L_(m)(t) represents a linear motion vector at the time t, and L_(m)(t_(p)) represents a linear motion vector at the end time t_(p); L_(a)(t₁) represents an angular motion vector at the start time t₁, L_(a)(t) represents an angular motion vector at the time t, and L_(a)(t_(p)) represents an angular motion vector at the end time t_(p);

(2-3). Calibrating the linear motion error coefficient vector C_(m) and the angular motion error coefficient vector C_(A) based on the following formula, wherein C_(m) is 1×10 vectors, and C_(A) is 1×8 vectors: [C _(m) ,C _(A)]=G _(out) ·L ⁺ where, G_(out) is an output of the rotating accelerometer gravity gradiometer, and L⁺ represents a generalized inverse of the matrix L; the scale factor k_(ggi) of the gravity gradiometer is equal to a first element of the angular motion error coefficient vector C_(A), namely k_(ggi)=C_(A)(1);

(3) Calibrating a self-gradient model parameter based on the following formula:

(3-1). Calculating modulation vectors at all times based on the following formula C _(ref)(t)=[sin 2Ωt,cos 2Ωt] C_(ref)(t) represents a modulation vector at the time t;

(3-2). Substituting the attitude data into the following formula to calculate attitude characteristic parameters at all times;

$\left\{ {\begin{matrix} {{{a_{1,1}(t)} = {c^{2}{\theta_{y}(t)}}},{{a_{1,2}(t)} = 0},{{a_{1,3}(t)} = {{- 2}c{\theta_{y}(t)}s{\theta_{y}(t)}}},{{a_{1,4}(t)} = {- 1}},{{a_{1,5}(t)} = 0},} \\ {{{a_{1,6}(t)} = {s^{2}{\theta_{y}(t)}}},{{a_{1,7}(t)} = {c^{2}{\theta_{y}(t)}}},{{a_{1,8}(t)} = {2c{\theta_{y}(t)}s{\theta_{y}(t)}s{\theta_{x}(t)}}}\ ,} \\ {{{a_{1,9}(t)} = {{- 2}c{\theta_{x}(t)}c{\theta_{y}(t)}s{\theta_{y}(t)}}},{a_{1,10} = {{{- c^{2}}{\theta_{x}(t)}} + {s^{2}{\theta_{x}(t)}s^{2}{\theta_{y}(t)}}}}\ ,} \\ {{a_{1,{11}} = {{{- 2}c\theta_{x}s\theta_{x}s^{2}{\theta_{y}(t)}} - {2c{\theta_{x}(t)}s{\theta_{x}(t)}}}},{a_{1,12} = {{c^{2}{\theta_{x}(t)}s^{2}{\theta_{y}(t)}} - {s^{2}{\theta_{x}(t)}}}}} \\ {{a_{1,{13}}(t)} = {{{- c}{\theta_{y}(t)}s{\theta_{x}(t)}s{\theta_{y}(t)}s2{\theta_{z}(t)}} + {{0.{5\left\lbrack {{c^{2}{\theta_{x}(t)}} + {c^{2}{\theta_{y}(t)}} - {s^{2}{\theta_{x}(t)}s^{2}{\theta_{y}(t)}}} \right\rbrack}}c2{\theta_{z}(t)}}}} \\ {- {0.{5\left\lbrack {{c^{2}{\theta_{x}(t)}s^{2}{\theta_{y}(t)}} - {s^{2}{\theta_{x}(t)}}} \right\rbrack}}} \\ {{a_{1,{14}}(t)} = {{\left\lbrack {{c^{2}{\theta_{x}(t)}c^{2}{\theta_{y}(t)}} - {s^{2}{\theta_{x}(t)}s^{2}{\theta_{y}(t)}}} \right\rbrack s2{\theta_{z}(t)}} + {2c{\theta_{y}(t)}s{\theta_{x}(t)}s{\theta_{y}(t)}c2{\theta_{z}(t)}}}} \\ {{a_{1,{15}}(t)} = {{{2\left\lbrack {{c{\theta_{x}(t)}s{\theta_{x}(t)}s^{2}{\theta_{y}(t)}} + {c{\theta_{x}(t)}s{\theta_{x}(t)}}} \right\rbrack}s{\theta_{z}(t)}} - {2c{\theta_{x}(t)}c{\theta_{y}(t)}s{\theta_{y}(t)}c{\theta_{z}(t)}}}} \\ {{a_{1,{16}}(t)} = {{c{\theta_{y}(t)}s{\theta_{x}(t)}s{\theta_{y}(t)}s2{\theta_{z}(t)}} + {{0.{5\left\lbrack {{s^{2}{\theta_{x}(t)}s^{2}{\theta_{y}(t)}} - {c^{2}{\theta_{x}(t)}} - {c^{2}{\theta_{y}(t)}}} \right\rbrack}}c2{\theta_{z}(t)}}}} \\ {- {0.{5\left\lbrack {{c^{2}{\theta_{x}(t)}s^{2}{\theta_{y}(t)}} - {s^{2}{\theta_{x}(t)}}} \right\rbrack}}} \\ \begin{matrix} {{a_{1,{17}}(t)} = {{{- 2}c{\theta_{x}(t)}c{\theta_{y}(t)}s{\theta_{y}(t)}s{\theta_{z}(t)}} - {{2\left\lbrack {{c{\theta_{x}(t)}s{\theta_{x}(t)}s^{2}{\theta_{y}(t)}} + {c{\theta_{x}(t)}s{\theta_{x}(t)}}} \right\rbrack}c{\theta_{z}(t)}}}} \\ {{a_{1,18}(t)} = {{c^{2}{\theta_{x}(t)}s^{2}{\theta_{y}(t)}} - {s^{2}{\theta_{x}(t)}}}} \end{matrix} \end{matrix}\left\{ \begin{matrix} {{{a_{2,1}(t)} = 0},{{a_{2,2}(t)} = {c{\theta_{y}(t)}}},{{a_{2,3}(t)} = 0},{{a_{2,4}(t)} = 0},{{a_{2,5}(t)} = {{- s}{\theta_{y}(t)}}},{{a_{2,6}(t)} = 0},{{a_{2,7}(t)} = 0},} \\ {{{a_{2,8}(t)} = {c{\theta_{x}(t)}c{\theta_{y}(t)}}},{{a_{2,9}(t)} = {c{\theta_{y}(t)}s{\theta_{x}(t)}}},{{a_{2,10}(t)} = {c{\theta_{x}(t)}s{\theta_{x}(t)}s{\theta_{y}(t)}}}\ ,} \\ {{{a_{2,{11}}(t)} = {s{{\theta_{y}(t)}\left\lbrack {{s^{2}{\theta_{x}(t)}} - {c^{2}{\theta_{x}(t)}}} \right\rbrack}}}\ ,\ {{a_{2,12}(t)} = {{- c}{\theta_{x}(t)}s{\theta_{x}(t)}s{\theta_{y}(t)}}}\ ,} \\ {{a_{2,{13}}(t)} = {{{- {0.5}}c{\theta_{x}(t)}c{\theta_{y}(t)}s2{\theta_{z}(t)}} - {{0.5}c{\theta_{x}(t)}s{\theta_{x}(t)}s{\theta_{y}(t)}c2{\theta_{z}(t)}} + {{0.5}c{\theta_{x}(t)}s{\theta_{x}(t)}s{\theta_{y}(t)}}}} \\ {{a_{2,{14}}(t)} = {{{- c}{\theta_{x}(t)}s{\theta_{x}(t)}s{\theta_{y}(t)}s2{\theta_{z}(t)}} + {c{\theta_{x}(t)}c{\theta_{y}(t)}c2{\theta_{z}(t)}}}} \\ {{a_{2,{15}}(t)} = {{\left\lbrack {{s{\theta_{y}(t)}c^{2}{\theta_{x}(t)}} - {s{\theta_{y}(t)}s^{2}{\theta_{x}(t)}}} \right\rbrack s{\theta_{z}(t)}} + {c{\theta_{y}(t)}s{\theta_{x}(t)}c{\theta_{z}(t)}}}} \\ {{a_{2,{16}}(t)} = {{{0.5}c{\theta_{x}(t)}c{\theta_{y}(t)}s2{\theta_{z}(t)}} + {{0.5}c{\theta_{x}(t)}s{\theta_{x}(t)}s{\theta_{y}(t)}c2{\theta_{z}(t)}} + {{0.5}c{\theta_{x}(t)}s{\theta_{x}(t)}s{\theta_{y}(t)}}}} \\ \begin{matrix} {{a_{2,{17}}(t)} = {{c{\theta_{y}(t)}s{\theta_{x}(t)}s{\theta_{z}(t)}} + {\left\lbrack {{s{\theta_{y}(t)}s^{2}{\theta_{x}(t)}} - {s{\theta_{y}(t)}c^{2}{\theta_{x}(t)}}} \right\rbrack c{\theta_{z}(t)}}}} \\ {{a_{2,{18}}(t)} = {{- c}{\theta_{x}(t)}s{\theta_{x}(t)}s{\theta_{y}(t)}}} \end{matrix} \end{matrix} \right.} \right.$ where, c,c² represent cos( ),cos²( ) respectively, and s,s² represent sin( ),sin²( ) respectively; θ_(x)(t),θ_(y)(t),θ_(z)(t) represents an attitude at the time t, and a_(1,1)(t), . . . , a_(1,18)(t), a₂₁(t), . . . , a_(2,18)(t) are attitude characteristic parameters at the time t;

(3-3). Substituting the calculated calculate attitude characteristic parameters into the following formula to calculate attitude characteristic matrices at all times;

${A_{attu}(t)} = \begin{bmatrix} {a_{1,1}(t)} & \ldots & {a_{1,18}(t)} \\ {a_{2,1}(t)} & \ldots & {a_{2,18}(t)} \end{bmatrix}$ where, A_(attu)(t) represents an attitude characteristic matrix at the time t, and A_(attu)(t) is 2×18 matrices;

(3-4). Calibrating the self-gradient model parameter of the gravity gradiometer based on the following formula:

$\begin{matrix} {{{P = {\frac{1}{C_{A}(1)}\begin{bmatrix} \begin{matrix} {{C_{ref}\left( t_{1} \right)}{A_{attu}\left( t_{1} \right)}} \\ \vdots \end{matrix} \\ \begin{matrix} {{C_{ref}(t)}{A_{attu}(t)}} \\ \vdots \end{matrix} \\ {{C_{ref}\left( t_{p} \right)}{A_{attu}\left( t_{p} \right)}} \\ {1,0,0,1,0,1,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0} \\ {0,0,0,0,0,0,1,0,0,1,0,1,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0} \\ {0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,1,0,0,1,0,1,0,0} \end{bmatrix}}^{+}}\quad}{\quad\left\lbrack \begin{matrix} \begin{matrix} {{G_{out}\left( t_{1} \right)} - {\left\lbrack {C_{m},C_{A}} \right\rbrack\begin{bmatrix} {L_{m}\left( t_{1} \right)} \\ {L_{a}\left( t_{1} \right)} \end{bmatrix}}} \\ \vdots \end{matrix} \\ \begin{matrix} {{G_{out}(t)} - {\left\lbrack {C_{m},C_{A}} \right\rbrack\begin{bmatrix} {L_{m}(t)} \\ {L_{a}(t)} \end{bmatrix}}} \\ \vdots \end{matrix} \\ {{G_{out}\left( t_{p} \right)} - {\left\lbrack {C_{m},C_{A}} \right\rbrack\begin{bmatrix} {L_{m}\left( t_{p} \right)} \\ {L_{a}\left( t_{p} \right)} \end{bmatrix}}} \\ 0 \\ 0 \\ 0 \end{matrix} \right\rbrack}} & \; \end{matrix}$ where, P represents the calibrated self-gradient model parameter, C_(m) represents the calibrated linear motion error coefficient vector in the step 2), C_(A) is the calculated angular motion error coefficient vector in the step 2), and C_(A)(1) is the first element of the angular motion error coefficient vector; L_(m)(t₁) is a linear motion vector at the start time t₁, L_(m)(t) is a linear motion vector at the time t, and L_(m)(t_(p)) is a linear motion vector at the end time t_(p); L_(a)(t) is an angular motion vector at the time t, L_(a)(t₁) is an angular motion vector at the start time t₁, and L_(a)(t_(p)) is an angular motion vector at the end time t_(p); C_(ref)(t) is a modulation vector at the time t, C_(ref)(t₁) is a modulation vector at the start time t₁, and C_(ref)(t_(p)) is a modulation vector at the end time t_(p); and A_(attu)(t) is an attitude characteristic matrix at the time t, A_(attu)(t₁) is an attitude characteristic matrix at the start time t₁, and A_(attu)(t_(p)) is an attitude characteristic matrix at the end time t_(p).

Beneficial effects: Compared with the prior art, the present invention has the following advantages:

The existing documents regarding the calibration of the gravity gradiometer mainly focus on calibration of the scale factors and calibration of some motion error coefficients, which are tedious in calibration process and may not calibrate all parameters once. The present invention provides the method of calibrating the scale factors, the motion error coefficient and the self-gradient model parameter once by virtue of changing linear motion, angular motion and self-gradient excitations of the gravity gradiometer. Without external quality test, the gravity gradiometer system may be used for realizing self-calibration with the aid of a computer program and is not restricted by any calibration site, so that the method is very applicable to engineering applications.

BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF THE DRAWINGS

FIG. 1 is an installation diagram of a sensor for angular and linear motions of a gravity gradiometer.

FIG. 2 is the calibration process of a rotating accelerometer gravity gradiometer.

DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE EMBODIMENTS

The present invention will be further depicted in combination with the embodiments and the drawings.

As shown in FIG. 1, A1, A2, A3 and A4 are four accelerometers disposed on a rotating accelerometer gravity gradiometer and sensitive elements for a gravitational gradient; the origin of a measurement coordinate system of the gravity gradiometer is located in the center of a disc, x_(m) is an X axis of the measurement coordinate system of the gravity gradiometer, y_(m) is a Y axis of the measurement coordinate system of the gravity gradiometer, and z_(m) is a Z axis of the measurement coordinate system of the gravity gradiometer; a triaxial accelerometer is disposed at a center point of a rotating disc of the gravity gradiometer to record the linear motion of the gravity gradiometer; and three coordinate axes of the measurement coordinate system of the gravity gradiometer are respectively provided with a gyroscope to record angular motions (angular velocity and angular acceleration) of the gravity gradiometer.

As shown in FIG. 2, a calibration method for a rotating accelerometer gravity gradiometer, the method comprising the following steps:

(1) applying linear and angular motions to the rotating accelerometer gravity gradiometer, and meanwhile continuously changing the attitudes of the gravity gradiometer, and recording linear motions (a_(x),a_(y),a_(z)), angular motions (ω_(x),ω_(y),ω_(z),ω_(ax),ω_(ay),ω_(az)), the attitudes (θ_(x),θ_(y),θ_(z)) and an output (G_(out)) of the gravity gradiometer as calibrated data, wherein start time for the calibrated data is t₁, end time is t_(p), and the linear motion data of the gravity gradiometer is as follows:

$\quad\left\{ \begin{matrix} {a_{x} = \left\lbrack {{a_{x}\left( t_{1} \right)},\ldots\mspace{14mu},{a_{x}(t)},\ldots\mspace{14mu},{a_{x}\left( t_{p} \right)}} \right\rbrack^{T}} \\ {a_{y} = \left\lbrack {{a_{y}\left( t_{1} \right)}\ ,\ldots\mspace{14mu},{a_{y}(t)},\ldots\mspace{14mu},{a_{y}\left( t_{p} \right)}} \right\rbrack^{T}} \\ {{a_{z} = \left\lbrack {{a_{z}\left( t_{1} \right)}\ ,\ldots\mspace{14mu},\ {a_{z}(t)},\ldots\mspace{14mu},{a_{z}\left( t_{p} \right)}} \right\rbrack^{T}}\mspace{14mu}} \end{matrix} \right.$ where, a_(x) represents acceleration data in an X direction of a measurement coordinate system of the gravity gradiometer, and a_(x)(t₁) represents an acceleration in the X direction of the measurement coordinate system of the gravity gradiometer at the time t₁; a_(x)(t) represents an acceleration in the X direction of the measurement coordinate system of the gravity gradiometer at time t; a_(x)(t₂) represents an acceleration in the X direction of the measurement coordinate system of the gravity gradiometer at the time t₂; a_(y) represents acceleration data in a Y direction of the measurement coordinate system of the gravity gradiometer, and a_(y)(t₁) represents an acceleration in the Y direction of the measurement coordinate system of the gravity gradiometer at the time t₁; a_(y)(t) represents an acceleration in the Y direction of the measurement coordinate system of the gravity gradiometer at the time t; a_(y)(t₂) represents an acceleration in the Y direction of the measurement coordinate system of the gravity gradiometer at the time t₂; a_(z) represents acceleration data in a Z direction of the measurement coordinate system of the gravity gradiometer, and a_(z)(t₁) represents an acceleration in the Z direction of the measurement coordinate system of the gravity gradiometer at the time t₁; a_(z)(t) represents an acceleration in the Z direction of the measurement coordinate system of the gravity gradiometer at the time t; a_(z)(t₂) represents an acceleration in the Z direction of the measurement coordinate system of the gravity gradiometer at the time t₂; where, [⋅]^(T) represents transposed operation; the angular motion data of the gravity gradiometer is as follows:

$\left\{ {\begin{matrix} {\omega_{x} = \left\lbrack {{\omega_{x}\left( t_{1} \right)},\ldots\mspace{14mu},{\omega_{x}(t)},\ldots\mspace{14mu},{\omega_{x}\left( t_{p} \right)}} \right\rbrack^{T}} \\ {\omega_{y} = \left\lbrack {{\omega_{y}\left( t_{1} \right)},\ldots\mspace{14mu},{\omega_{y}(t)},\ldots\mspace{14mu},{\omega_{y}\left( t_{p} \right)}} \right\rbrack^{T}} \\ {\omega_{z} = \left\lbrack {{\omega_{z}\left( t_{1} \right)},\ldots\mspace{14mu},{\omega_{z}(t)},\ldots\mspace{14mu},{\omega_{z}\left( t_{p} \right)}} \right\rbrack^{T}} \end{matrix}{\quad\left\{ \begin{matrix} {\omega_{ax} = \left\lbrack {{\omega_{ax}\left( t_{1} \right)},\ldots\mspace{14mu},{\omega_{ax}(t)},\ldots\mspace{14mu},{\omega_{ax}\left( t_{p} \right)}} \right\rbrack^{T}} \\ {\omega_{ay} = \left\lbrack {{\omega_{ay}\left( t_{1} \right)},\ldots\mspace{14mu},{\omega_{ay}(t)},\ldots\mspace{14mu},{\omega_{ay}\left( t_{p} \right)}} \right\rbrack^{T}} \\ {\omega_{az} = \left\lbrack {{\omega_{az}\left( t_{1} \right)},\ldots\mspace{14mu},{\omega_{az}(t)},\ldots\mspace{14mu},{\omega_{az}\left( t_{p} \right)}} \right\rbrack^{T}} \end{matrix} \right.}} \right.$

-   -   where, ω_(x) represents angular velocity data in the X direction         of the measurement coordinate system of the gravity gradiometer,         ω_(x)(t₁) represents an angular velocity in the X direction of         the measurement coordinate system of the gravity gradiometer at         the start time t₁, ω_(x)(t) represents an angular velocity in         the X direction of the measurement coordinate system of the         gravity gradiometer at the time t; ω_(x)(t_(p)) represents an         angular velocity in the X direction of the measurement         coordinate system of the gravity gradiometer at the end time         t_(p);     -   ω_(y) represents angular velocity data in the Y direction of the         measurement coordinate system of the gravity gradiometer,         ω_(y)(t₁) represents an angular velocity in the Y direction of         the measurement coordinate system of the gravity gradiometer at         the start time t₁, ω_(y)(t) represents an angular velocity in         the Y direction of the measurement coordinate system of the         gravity gradiometer at the time t, and ω_(y)(t_(p)) represents         an angular velocity in the Y direction of the measurement         coordinate system of the gravity gradiometer at the end time         t_(p);     -   ω_(z) represents angular velocity data in the Z direction of the         measurement coordinate system of the gravity gradiometer,         ω_(z)(t₁) represents an angular velocity in the Z direction of         the measurement coordinate system of the gravity gradiometer at         the start time t₁, ω_(z)(t) represents an angular velocity in         the Z direction of the measurement coordinate system of the         gravity gradiometer at the time t, and ω_(z)(t_(p)) represents         an angular velocity in the Z direction of the measurement         coordinate system of the gravity gradiometer at the end time         t_(p);     -   ω_(ax) represents angular acceleration data in the X direction         of the measurement coordinate system of the gravity gradiometer,         ω_(ax)(t₁) represents an angular acceleration in the X direction         of the measurement coordinate system of the gravity gradiometer         at the start time t₁, ω_(ax)(t) represents an angular         acceleration in the X direction of the measurement coordinate         system of the gravity gradiometer at the time t, and         ω_(ax)(t_(p)) represents an angular acceleration in the X         direction of the measurement coordinate system of the gravity         gradiometer at the end time t_(p); ω_(ay) represents angular         acceleration data in the Y direction of the measurement         coordinate system of the gravity gradiometer, ω_(ay)(t₁)         represents an angular acceleration in the Y direction of the         measurement coordinate system of the gravity gradiometer at the         start time t₁, ω_(ay)(t) represents an angular acceleration in         the Y direction of the measurement coordinate system of the         gravity gradiometer at the time t, and ω_(ay)(t_(p)) represents         an angular acceleration in the Y direction of the measurement         coordinate system of the gravity gradiometer at the end time         t_(p); ω_(az) represents angular acceleration data in the Z         direction of the measurement coordinate system of the gravity         gradiometer, ω_(az)(t₁) represents an angular acceleration in         the Z direction of the measurement coordinate system of the         gravity gradiometer at the start time t₁, ω_(az)(t) represents         an angular acceleration in the Z direction of the measurement         coordinate system of the gravity gradiometer at the time t, and         ω_(az)(t_(p)) represents an angular acceleration in the Z         direction of the measurement coordinate system of the gravity         gradiometer at the end time t_(p); the attitude data of the         gravity gradiometer is as follows:

$\left\{ {\begin{matrix} {\theta_{x} = \left\lbrack {{\theta_{x}\left( t_{1} \right)},\ldots\mspace{14mu},{\theta_{x}(t)},\ldots\mspace{14mu},{\theta_{x}\left( t_{p} \right)}} \right\rbrack^{T}} \\ {\theta_{y} = \left\lbrack {{\theta_{y}\left( t_{1} \right)},\ldots\mspace{14mu},{\theta_{y}(t)},\ldots\mspace{14mu},{\theta_{y}\left( t_{p} \right)}} \right\rbrack^{T}} \\ {\theta_{z} = \left\lbrack {{\theta_{z}\left( t_{1} \right)},\ldots\mspace{14mu},{\theta_{z}(t)},\ldots\mspace{14mu},{\theta_{z}\left( t_{p} \right)}} \right\rbrack^{T}} \end{matrix}\quad} \right.$

where, σ_(x) represents attitude angle data of a rotation around the X axis, θ_(a)(t₁) represents an attitude angle of the rotation around the X axis at the start time t₁, θ_(x)(t) represents an attitude angle of the rotation around the X axis at the time t, and θ_(x)(t_(p)) represents an attitude angle of the rotation around the X axis at the end time t_(p); θ_(y) represents attitude angle data of a rotation around the Y axis, θ_(y)(t₁) represents an attitude angle of the rotation around the Y axis at the start time t₁, θ_(y)(t) represents an attitude angle of the rotation around the X axis at the time t, and θ_(y)(t_(p)) represents an attitude angle of the rotation around the X axis at the end time t_(p); θ_(z) represents attitude angle data of a rotation around the Z axis, θ_(z)(t₁) represents an attitude angle of the rotation around the Z axis at the start time t₁, θ_(z)(t) represents an attitude angle of the rotation around the Z axis at the time t, and θ_(z)(t_(p)) represents an attitude angle of the rotation around the Z axis at the end time t_(p);

output data of the gravity gradiometer is as follows: G _(out)=[G _(out)(t ₁), . . . ,G _(out)(t), . . . ,G _(out)(t _(p))]

where, G_(out) is the output data of the gravity gradiometer, G_(out)(t₁) represents an output of the gravity gradiometer at the start time t₁, G_(out)(t) represents an output of the gravity gradiometer at the time t, and G_(out)(t_(p)) represents an output of the gravity gradiometer at the time t_(p);

(2) calibrating a linear motion error coefficient vector C_(m), an angular motion error coefficient vector C_(A) and a scale factor k_(ggi) of the rotating accelerometer gravity gradiometer based on the following formula;

(2-1). calculating linear and angular motion vectors at all times based on the following formula:

${{L_{m}(t)} = \begin{bmatrix} {{{a_{x}(t)}{a_{y}(t)}\sin\; 2{\Omega t}} + {{0.5}\left( {{a_{x}^{2}(t)} - {a_{y}^{2}(t)}} \right)\cos\; 2{\Omega t}}} \\ {{{a_{x}(t)}{a_{y}(t)}\cos\; 2{\Omega t}} - {{0.5}\left( {{a_{x}^{2}(t)} - {a_{y}^{2}(t)}} \right)\sin\; 2{\Omega t}}} \\ {{{a_{x}(t)}\sin\;{\Omega t}} - {{a_{y}(t)}\cos\;{\Omega t}}} \\ {{{a_{y}(t)}\sin\;{\Omega t}} + {{a_{x}(t)}{\cos{\Omega t}}}} \\ {{{a_{x}(t)}{a_{z}(t)}\sin\;{\Omega t}} - {{a_{y}(t)}{a_{z}(t)}\cos\;{\Omega t}}} \\ {{{a_{y}(t)}{a_{z}(t)}\sin\;{\Omega t}} + {{a_{x}(t)}{a_{z}(t)}\cos\;{\Omega t}}} \\ {{0.5}\left( {{a_{x}^{2}(t)} + {a_{y}^{2}(t)}} \right)} \\ {a_{z}^{2}(t)} \\ {a_{z}(t)} \\ 1 \end{bmatrix}},{{L_{a}(t)} = \begin{bmatrix} {{{- 0.5}\left( {{\omega_{x}^{2}(t)} - {\omega_{y}^{2}(t)}} \right)\sin\; 2{\Omega t}} + {{\omega_{x}(t)}{\omega_{y}(t)}\cos\; 2{\Omega t}}} \\ {{{\omega_{x}(t)}{\omega_{y}(t)}\sin\; 2{\Omega t}} + {0{.5}\left( {{\omega_{x}^{2}(t)} - {\omega_{y}^{2}(t)}} \right)\cos\; 2{\Omega t}}} \\ {{{\omega_{x}(t)}{\omega_{z}(t)}\sin\;{\Omega t}} - {{\omega_{y}(t)}{\omega_{z}(t)}\cos\;{\Omega t}}} \\ {{{\omega_{y}(t)}{\omega_{z}(t)}\sin\;{\Omega t}} + {{\omega_{x}(t)}{\omega_{z}(t)}\cos\;{\Omega t}}} \\ {{{\omega_{ax}(t)}\sin\;{\Omega t}} - {{\omega_{ay}(t)}\cos\;{\Omega t}}} \\ {{{\omega_{ay}(t)}\sin\;{\Omega t}} + {{\omega_{ax}(t)}\cos\;{\Omega t}}} \\ {\omega_{az}(t)} \\ {{0.5}\left( {{\omega_{x}^{2}(t)} + {\omega_{y}^{2}(t)} + {2{\omega_{z}^{2}(t)}}} \right)} \end{bmatrix}}$ where, L_(m)(t) represents a linear motion vector at the time t, L_(a)(t) represents an angular motion vector at the time t, and a_(x)(t),a_(y)(t),a_(z)(t) represents a linear motion data at the time t; ω_(x)(t), ω_(y)(t), ω_(z)(t), ω_(ax)(t), ω_(ay)(t), and ω_(az)(t) represent angular motion data at the time t, and Ω represents an angular frequency of a rotating disc of the rotating accelerometer gravity gradiometer;

(2-2). substituting the linear motion vectors and the angular motion vectors at all times into the following formula to calculate a motion matrix L;

$L = \begin{bmatrix} {{L_{m}\left( t_{1} \right)},\ldots\mspace{14mu},{L_{m}(t)},{\ldots\mspace{14mu}{L_{m}\left( t_{p} \right)}}} \\ {{L_{a}\left( t_{1} \right)},\ldots\mspace{14mu},{L_{a}(t)},{\ldots\mspace{14mu}{L_{a}\left( t_{p} \right)}}} \end{bmatrix}$ where, L_(m)(t₁) represents a linear motion vector at the start time t₁, L_(m)(t) represents a linear motion vector at the time t, and L_(m)(t_(p)) represents a linear motion vector at the end time t_(p); L_(a)(t₁) represents an angular motion vector at the start time t₁, L_(a)(t) represents an angular motion vector at the time t, and L_(a)(t_(p)) represents an angular motion vector at the end time t_(p);

(2-3). Calibrating the linear motion error coefficient vector C_(m) and the angular motion error coefficient vector C_(A) based on the following formula, wherein C_(m) is 1×10 vectors, and C_(A) is 1×8 vectors: [C _(m) ,C _(A)]=G _(out) ·L ⁺ where, G_(out) is an output of the rotating accelerometer gravity gradiometer, and L⁺ represents a generalized inverse of the matrix L; the scale factor k_(ggi) of the gravity gradiometer is equal to a first element of the angular motion error coefficient vector C_(A), namely k_(ggi)=C_(A)(1);

(3) Calibrating a self-gradient model parameter based on the following formula:

(3-1). Calculating modulation vectors at all times based on the following formula C _(ref)(t)=[sin 2Ωt,cos 2Ωt] C_(ref)(t) represents a modulation vector at the time t;

(3-2). Substituting the attitude data into the following formula to calculate attitude characteristic parameters at all times;

$\left\{ {\begin{matrix} {{{a_{1,1}(t)} = {c^{2}{\theta_{y}(t)}}},{{a_{1,2}(t)} = 0},{{a_{1,3}(t)} = {{- 2}c{\theta_{y}(t)}s{\theta_{y}(t)}}},{{a_{1,4}(t)} = {- 1}},{{a_{1,5}(t)} = 0},} \\ {{{a_{1,6}(t)} = {s^{2}{\theta_{y}(t)}}},{{a_{1,7}(t)} = {c^{2}{\theta_{y}(t)}}},{{a_{1,8}(t)} = {2c{\theta_{y}(t)}s{\theta_{y}(t)}s{\theta_{x}(t)}}}\ ,} \\ {{{a_{1,9}(t)} = {{- 2}c{\theta_{x}(t)}c{\theta_{y}(t)}s{\theta_{y}(t)}}},{a_{1,10} = {{{- c^{2}}{\theta_{x}(t)}} + {s^{2}{\theta_{x}(t)}s^{2}{\theta_{y}(t)}}}}\ ,} \\ {{a_{1,{11}} = {{{- 2}c\theta_{x}s\theta_{x}s^{2}{\theta_{y}(t)}} - {2c{\theta_{x}(t)}s{\theta_{x}(t)}}}},{a_{1,12} = {{c^{2}{\theta_{x}(t)}s^{2}{\theta_{y}(t)}} - {s^{2}{\theta_{x}(t)}}}}} \\ {{a_{1,{13}}(t)} = {{{- c}{\theta_{y}(t)}s{\theta_{x}(t)}s{\theta_{y}(t)}s2{\theta_{z}(t)}} + {{0.{5\left\lbrack {{c^{2}{\theta_{x}(t)}} + {c^{2}{\theta_{y}(t)}} - {s^{2}{\theta_{x}(t)}s^{2}{\theta_{y}(t)}}} \right\rbrack}}c2{\theta_{z}(t)}}}} \\ {- {0.{5\left\lbrack {{c^{2}{\theta_{x}(t)}s^{2}{\theta_{y}(t)}} - {s^{2}{\theta_{x}(t)}}} \right\rbrack}}} \\ {{a_{1,{14}}(t)} = {{\left\lbrack {{c^{2}{\theta_{x}(t)}c^{2}{\theta_{y}(t)}} - {s^{2}{\theta_{X}(t)}s^{2}{\theta_{y}(t)}}} \right\rbrack s2{\theta_{z}(t)}} + {2c{\theta_{y}(t)}s{\theta_{x}(t)}s{\theta_{y}(t)}c2{\theta_{z}(t)}}}} \\ {{a_{1,{15}}(t)} = {{{2\left\lbrack {{c{\theta_{x}(t)}s{\theta_{x}(t)}s^{2}{\theta_{y}(t)}} + {c{\theta_{x}(t)}s{\theta_{x}(t)}}} \right\rbrack}s{\theta_{z}(t)}} - {2c{\theta_{x}(t)}c{\theta_{y}(t)}s{\theta_{y}(t)}c{\theta_{z}(t)}}}} \\ {{a_{1,{16}}(t)} = {{c{\theta_{y}(t)}s{\theta_{x}(t)}s{\theta_{y}(t)}s2{\theta_{z}(t)}} + {{0.{5\left\lbrack {{s^{2}{\theta_{x}(t)}s^{2}{\theta_{y}(t)}} - {c^{2}{\theta_{x}(t)}} - {c^{2}{\theta_{y}(t)}}} \right\rbrack}}c2{\theta_{z}(t)}}}} \\ {- {0.{5\left\lbrack {{c^{2}{\theta_{x}(t)}s^{2}{\theta_{y}(t)}} - {s^{2}{\theta_{x}(t)}}} \right\rbrack}}} \\ {{a_{1,{17}}(t)} = {{{- 2}c{\theta_{x}(t)}c{\theta_{y}(t)}s{\theta_{y}(t)}s{\theta_{z}(t)}} - {{2\left\lbrack {{c{\theta_{x}(t)}s{\theta_{x}(t)}s^{2}{\theta_{y}(t)}} + {c{\theta_{x}(t)}s{\theta_{x}(t)}}} \right\rbrack}c{\theta_{z}(t)}}}} \\ {{a_{1,{18}}(t)} = {{c^{2}{\theta_{x}(t)}s^{2}{\theta_{y}(t)}} - {s^{2}{\theta_{x}(t)}}}} \end{matrix}\left\{ \begin{matrix} {{{a_{2,1}(t)} = 0},{{a_{2,2}(t)} = {c{\theta_{y}(t)}}},{{a_{2,3}(t)} = 0},{{a_{2,4}(t)} = 0},{{a_{2,5}(t)} = {{- s}{\theta_{y}(t)}}},{{a_{2,6}(t)} = 0},{{a_{2,7}(t)} = 0},} \\ {{{a_{2,8}(t)} = {c{\theta_{x}(t)}c{\theta_{y}(t)}}},{{a_{2,9}(t)} = {c{\theta_{y}(t)}s{\theta_{x}(t)}}},{{a_{2,10}(t)} = {c{\theta_{x}(t)}s{\theta_{x}(t)}s{\theta_{y}(t)}}}\ ,} \\ {{{a_{2,{11}}(t)} = {s{{\theta_{y}(t)}\left\lbrack {{s^{2}{\theta_{x}(t)}} - {c^{2}{\theta_{x}(t)}}} \right\rbrack}}},{{a_{2,{12}}(t)} = {{- c}{\theta_{x}(t)}s{\theta_{x}(t)}s{\theta_{y}(t)}}}\ ,} \\ {{a_{2,{13}}(t)} = {{{- {0.5}}c{\theta_{x}(t)}c{\theta_{y}(t)}s2{\theta_{z}(t)}} - {{0.5}c{\theta_{x}(t)}s{\theta_{x}(t)}s{\theta_{y}(t)}c2{\theta_{z}(t)}} + {{0.5}c{\theta_{x}(t)}s{\theta_{x}(t)}s{\theta_{y}(t)}}}} \\ {{a_{2,{14}}(t)} = {{{- c}{\theta_{x}(t)}s{\theta_{x}(t)}s{\theta_{y}(t)}s2{\theta_{z}(t)}} + {c{\theta_{x}(t)}c{\theta_{y}(t)}c2{\theta_{z}(t)}}}} \\ {{a_{2,{15}}(t)} = {{\left\lbrack {{s{\theta_{y}(t)}c^{2}{\theta_{x}(t)}} - {s{\theta_{y}(t)}s^{2}{\theta_{x}(t)}}} \right\rbrack s{\theta_{z}(t)}} + {c{\theta_{y}(t)}s{\theta_{x}(t)}c{\theta_{z}(t)}}}} \\ {{a_{2,{16}}(t)} = {{{0.5}c{\theta_{x}(t)}c{\theta_{y}(t)}s2{\theta_{z}(t)}} + {{0.5}c{\theta_{x}(t)}s{\theta_{x}(t)}s{\theta_{y}(t)}c2{\theta_{z}(t)}} + {{0.5}c{\theta_{x}(t)}s{\theta_{x}(t)}s{\theta_{y}(t)}}}} \\ {{a_{2,17}(t)} = {{c{\theta_{y}(t)}s{\theta_{x}(t)}s{\theta_{z}(t)}} + {\left\lbrack {{s{\theta_{y}(t)}s^{2}{\theta_{x}(t)}} - {s{\theta_{y}(t)}c^{2}{\theta_{x}(t)}}} \right\rbrack c{\theta_{z}(t)}}}} \\ {{a_{2,{18}}(t)} = {{- c}{\theta_{x}(t)}s{\theta_{x}(t)}s{\theta_{y}(t)}}} \end{matrix} \right.} \right.$ where, c,c² represent cos( ),cos²( ) respectively, and s,s² represent sin( ),sin²( ) respectively; θ_(x)(t),θ_(y)(t),θ_(z)(t) represents an attitude at the time t, and a_(1,1)(t), . . . , a_(1,18)(t), a₂₁(t), . . . , a_(2,18) (t) are attitude characteristic parameters at the time t;

(3-3). Substituting the calculated calculate attitude characteristic parameters into the following formula to calculate attitude characteristic matrices at all times;

$\begin{matrix} {{A_{attu}(t)} = \begin{bmatrix} {a_{1,1}(t)} & \ldots & {a_{1,18}(t)} \\ {a_{2,1}(t)} & \ldots & {a_{2,{18}}(t)} \end{bmatrix}} & \; \end{matrix}$ where, A_(attu)(t) represents an attitude characteristic matrix at the time t, and A_(attu)(t) is 2×18 matrices;

(3-4). Calibrating the self-gradient model parameter of the gravity gradiometer based on the following formula:

$\begin{matrix} {P = {{\frac{1}{C_{A}(1)}\begin{bmatrix} {{C_{ref}\left( t_{1} \right)}{A_{attu}\left( t_{1} \right)}} \\ \vdots \\ {{C_{ref}(t)}{A_{attu}(t)}} \\ \vdots \\ {{C_{ref}\left( t_{p} \right)}{A_{attu}\left( t_{p} \right)}} \\ {1,0,0,1,0,1,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0} \\ {0,0,0,0,0,0,1,0,0,1,0,1,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0} \\ {0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,1,0,0,1,0,1,0,0} \end{bmatrix}}^{+}\begin{bmatrix} {{G_{out}\left( t_{1} \right)} - {\left\lbrack {C_{m},C_{A}} \right\rbrack\begin{bmatrix} {L_{m}\left( t_{1} \right)} \\ {L_{a}\left( t_{1} \right)} \end{bmatrix}}} \\ \vdots \\ {{G_{out}(t)} - {\left\lbrack {C_{m},C_{A}} \right\rbrack\begin{bmatrix} {L_{m}(t)} \\ {L_{a}(t)} \end{bmatrix}}} \\ \vdots \\ {{G_{out}\left( t_{p} \right)} - {\left\lbrack {C_{m},C_{A}} \right\rbrack\begin{bmatrix} {L_{m}\left( t_{p} \right)} \\ {L_{a}\left( t_{p} \right)} \end{bmatrix}}} \\ 0 \\ 0 \\ 0 \end{bmatrix}}} & \; \end{matrix}$ where, P represents the calibrated self-gradient model parameter, C_(m) represents the calibrated linear motion error coefficient vector in the step 2), C_(A) is the calculated angular motion error coefficient vector in the step 2), and C_(A)(1) is the first element of the angular motion error coefficient vector; L_(m)(t₁) is a linear motion vector at the start time t₁, L_(m)(t) is a linear motion vector at the time t, and L_(m)(t_(p)) is a linear motion vector at the end time t_(p); L_(a)(t) is an angular motion vector at the time t, L_(a)(t₁) is an angular motion vector at the start time t₁, and L_(a)(t_(p)) is an angular motion vector at the end time t_(p); C_(ref)(t) is a modulation vector at the time t, C_(ref)(t₁) is a modulation vector at the start time t₁, and C_(ref)(t_(p)) is a modulation vector at the end time t_(p); and A_(attu)(t) is an attitude characteristic matrix at the time t, A_(attu)(t₁) is an attitude characteristic matrix at the start time t₁, and A_(attu)(t_(p)) is an attitude characteristic matrix at the end time t_(p).

Contents not elaborated in the Description of the present invention belong to the prior art known by those of skill in the art, and the foregoing embodiments are only the preferred implementations of the present invention. It should be noted that, for those of skill ordinary in the art, may make some improvements and equivalent replacements without departing from the principle of the present invention. These technical solutions which make improvements and equivalent replacements for the claims of the present invention fall into the protection scope of the present invention. 

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A calibration method for a rotating accelerometer gravity gradiometer, the rotating accelerometer gravity gradiometer undergoing calibration comprises four accelerometers, an origin of a measurement coordinate system is located in a center of a disc, and the three coordinate axes of the measurement coordinate system of the gravity gradiometer are each provided with a gyroscope and an axial accelerometer configured to record the angular velocity and the linear motion along each respective axis, the calibration method comprising the following steps: 1) changing the linear motions and angular motions to the rotating accelerometer gravity gradiometer undergoing calibration, and meanwhile continuously changing attitudes of the rotating accelerometer gravity gradiometer undergoing calibration, and recording linear motions (a_(x),a_(y),a_(z)) with the accelerometers, angular motions (ω_(x),ω_(y),ω_(z),ω_(ax),ω_(ay),ω_(az)) with the gyroscopes, the attitudes (θ_(x),θ_(y),θ_(z)) and an output (G_(out)) of the rotating accelerometer gravity gradiometer as calibrated data, wherein a start time for the calibrated data is t₁, an end time is t_(p), and linear motion data of the rotating accelerometer gravity gradiometer are as follows: $\left\{ {\begin{matrix} {a_{x} = \left\lbrack {{a_{x}\left( t_{1} \right)},\ldots\mspace{14mu},{a_{x}(t)},\ldots\mspace{14mu},{a_{x}\left( t_{p} \right)}} \right\rbrack^{T}} \\ {a_{y} = \left\lbrack {{a_{y}\left( t_{1} \right)},\ldots\mspace{14mu},{a_{y}(t)},\ldots\mspace{14mu},{a_{y}\left( t_{p} \right)}} \right\rbrack^{T}} \\ {a_{z} = \left\lbrack {{a_{z}\left( t_{1} \right)},\ldots\mspace{14mu},{a_{z}(t)},\ldots\mspace{14mu},{a_{z}\left( t_{p} \right)}} \right\rbrack^{T}} \end{matrix}\quad} \right.$ wherein, a_(x) represents acceleration data in an X direction of a measurement coordinate system of the rotating accelerometer gravity gradiometer, and a_(x)(t₁) represents an acceleration in the X direction of the measurement coordinate system of the rotating accelerometer gravity gradiometer at the time t₁; a_(x)(t) represents an acceleration in the X direction of the measurement coordinate system of the rotating accelerometer gravity gradiometer at time t; a_(x)(t_(p)) represents an acceleration in the X direction of the measurement coordinate system of the rotating accelerometer gravity gradiometer at the time t_(p); a_(y) represents acceleration data in a Y direction of the measurement coordinate system of the rotating accelerometer gravity gradiometer, and a_(y)(t₁) represents an acceleration in the Y direction of the measurement coordinate system of the rotating accelerometer gravity gradiometer at the time t₁; a_(y)(t) represents an acceleration in the Y direction of the measurement coordinate system of the rotating accelerometer gravity gradiometer at the time t; a_(y)(t_(p)) represents an acceleration in the Y direction of the measurement coordinate system of the rotating accelerometer gravity gradiometer at the time t_(p); a_(z) represents acceleration data in a Z direction of the measurement coordinate system of the rotating accelerometer gravity gradiometer, and a_(z)(t₁) represents an acceleration in the Z direction of the measurement coordinate system of the rotating accelerometer gravity gradiometer at the time t₁; a_(z)(t) represents an acceleration in the Z direction of the measurement coordinate system of the rotating accelerometer gravity gradiometer at the time t; a_(z)(t_(p)) represents an acceleration in the Z direction of the measurement coordinate system of the rotating accelerometer gravity gradiometer at the time t_(p); where, [⋅]^(T) represents transposed operation; angular motion data of the rotating accelerometer gravity gradiometer are as follows: $\left\{ {\begin{matrix} {\omega_{x} = \left\lbrack {{\omega_{x}\left( t_{1} \right)},\ldots\mspace{14mu},{\omega_{x}(t)},\ldots\mspace{14mu},{\omega_{x}\left( t_{p} \right)}} \right\rbrack^{T}} \\ {\omega_{y} = \left\lbrack {{\omega_{y}\left( t_{1} \right)},\ldots\mspace{14mu},{\omega_{y}(t)},\ldots\mspace{14mu},{\omega_{y}\left( t_{p} \right)}} \right\rbrack^{T}} \\ {\omega_{z} = \left\lbrack {{\omega_{z}\left( t_{1} \right)},\ldots\mspace{14mu},{\omega_{z}(t)},\ldots\mspace{14mu},{\omega_{z}\left( t_{p} \right)}} \right\rbrack^{T}} \end{matrix}{\quad\left\{ \begin{matrix} {\omega_{ax} = \left\lbrack {{\omega_{ax}\left( t_{1} \right)},\ldots\mspace{14mu},{\omega_{ax}(t)},\ldots\mspace{14mu},{\omega_{ax}\left( t_{p} \right)}} \right\rbrack^{T}} \\ {\omega_{ay} = \left\lbrack {{\omega_{ay}\left( t_{1} \right)},\ldots\mspace{14mu},{\omega_{ay}(t)},\ldots\mspace{14mu},{\omega_{ay}\left( t_{p} \right)}} \right\rbrack^{T}} \\ {\omega_{az} = \left\lbrack {{\omega_{az}\left( t_{1} \right)},\ldots\mspace{14mu},{\omega_{az}(t)},\ldots\mspace{14mu},{\omega_{az}\left( t_{p} \right)}} \right\rbrack^{T}} \end{matrix} \right.}} \right.$ wherein, ω_(x) represents angular velocity data in the X direction of the measurement coordinate system of the rotating accelerometer gravity gradiometer, ω_(x)(t₁) represents an angular velocity in the X direction of the measurement coordinate system of the rotating accelerometer gravity gradiometer at the start time t₁, ω_(x)(t) represents an angular velocity in the X direction of the measurement coordinate system of the rotating accelerometer gravity gradiometer at the time t; ω_(x)(t_(p)) represents an angular velocity in the X direction of the measurement coordinate system of the rotating accelerometer gravity gradiometer at the end time t_(p); ω_(y) represents angular velocity data in the Y direction of the measurement coordinate system of the rotating accelerometer gravity gradiometer, ω_(y)(t₁) represents an angular velocity in the Y direction of the measurement coordinate system of the rotating accelerometer gravity gradiometer at the start time t₁, ω_(y)(t) represents an angular velocity in the Y direction of the measurement coordinate system of the rotating accelerometer gravity gradiometer at the time t, and ω_(y)(t_(p)) represents an angular velocity in the Y direction of the measurement coordinate system of the rotating accelerometer gravity gradiometer at the end time t_(p); ω_(z) represents angular velocity data in the Z direction of the measurement coordinate system of the rotating accelerometer gravity gradiometer, ω_(z)(t₁) represents an angular velocity in the Z direction of the measurement coordinate system of the rotating accelerometer gravity gradiometer at the start time t₁, ω_(z)(t) represents an angular velocity in the Z direction of the measurement coordinate system of the rotating accelerometer gravity gradiometer at the time t, and ω_(z)(t_(p)) represents an angular velocity in the Z direction of the measurement coordinate system of the rotating accelerometer gravity gradiometer at the end time t_(p); ω_(ax) represents angular acceleration data in the X direction of the measurement coordinate system of the rotating accelerometer gravity gradiometer, ω_(ax)(t₁) represents an angular acceleration in the X direction of the measurement coordinate system of the rotating accelerometer gravity gradiometer at the start time t₁, ω_(ax)(t) represents an angular acceleration in the X direction of the measurement coordinate system of the rotating accelerometer gravity gradiometer at the time t, and ω_(ax)(t_(p)) represents an angular acceleration in the X direction of the measurement coordinate system of the rotating accelerometer gravity gradiometer at the end time t_(p); ω_(ay) represents angular acceleration data in the Y direction of the measurement coordinate system of the rotating accelerometer gravity gradiometer, ω_(ay)(t₁) represents an angular acceleration in the Y direction of the measurement coordinate system of the rotating accelerometer gravity gradiometer at the start time t₁, ω_(ay)(t) represents an angular acceleration in the Y direction of the measurement coordinate system of the rotating accelerometer gravity gradiometer at the time t, and ω_(ay)(t_(p)) represents an angular acceleration in the Y direction of the measurement coordinate system of the rotating accelerometer gravity gradiometer at the end time t_(p); ω_(az) represents angular acceleration data in the Z direction of the measurement coordinate system of the rotating accelerometer gravity gradiometer, ω_(az)(t₁) represents an angular acceleration in the Z direction of the measurement coordinate system of the rotating accelerometer gravity gradiometer at the start time t₁, ω_(az)(t) represents an angular acceleration in the Z direction of the measurement coordinate system of the rotating accelerometer gravity gradiometer at the time t, and ω_(az)(t_(p)) represents an angular acceleration in the Z direction of the measurement coordinate system of the rotating accelerometer gravity gradiometer at the end time t_(p); the attitude data of the gravity gradiometer are as follows: $\left\{ {\begin{matrix} {\theta_{x} = \left\lbrack {{\theta_{x}\left( t_{1} \right)},\ldots\mspace{14mu},{\theta_{x}(t)},\ldots\mspace{14mu},{\theta_{x}\left( t_{p} \right)}} \right\rbrack^{T}} \\ {\theta_{y} = \left\lbrack {{\theta_{y}\left( t_{1} \right)},\ldots\mspace{14mu},{\theta_{y}(t)},\ldots\mspace{14mu},{\theta_{y}\left( t_{p} \right)}} \right\rbrack^{T}} \\ {\theta_{z} = \left\lbrack {{\theta_{z}\left( t_{1} \right)},\ldots\mspace{14mu},{\theta_{z}(t)},\ldots\mspace{14mu},{\theta_{z}\left( t_{p} \right)}} \right\rbrack^{T}} \end{matrix}\quad} \right.$ wherein, θ_(x) represents attitude angle data of a rotation around the X axis, θ_(x)(t₁) represents an attitude angle of the rotation around the X axis at the start time t₁, θ_(x)(t) represents an attitude angle of the rotation around the X axis at the time t, and θ_(x)(t_(p)) represents an attitude angle of the rotation around the X axis at the end time t_(p); θ_(y) represents attitude angle data of a rotation around the Y axis, θ_(y)(t) represents an attitude angle of the rotation around the Y axis at the start time t₁, θ_(y)(t) represents an attitude angle of the rotation around the X axis at the time t, and θ_(y)(t_(p)) represents an attitude angle of the rotation around the X axis at the end time t_(p); θ_(z) represents attitude angle data of a rotation around the Z axis, θ_(z)(t₁) represents an attitude angle of the rotation around the Z axis at the start time t₁, θ_(z)(t) represents an attitude angle of the rotation around the Z axis at the time t, and θ_(z)(t_(p)) represents an attitude angle of the rotation around the Z axis at the end time t_(p); output data of the rotating accelerometer gravity gradiometer is as follows: G _(out)=[G _(out)(t ₁), . . . ,G _(out)(t), . . . ,G _(out)(t _(p))] wherein, G_(out) is the output data of the rotating accelerometer gravity gradiometer, G_(out)(t₁) represents an output of the rotating accelerometer gravity gradiometer at the start time t₁, G_(out)(t) represents an output of the rotating accelerometer gravity gradiometer at the time t, and G_(out)(t_(p)) represents an output of the rotating accelerometer gravity gradiometer at the time t_(p); 2) calibrating a linear motion error coefficient vector C_(m), an angular motion error coefficient vector C_(A) and a scale factor k_(ggi) of the rotating accelerometer gravity gradiometer based on the following steps; 2-1) calculating linear motion vectors and angular motion vectors at all times based on the following formula: ${{L_{m}(t)} = \begin{bmatrix} {{{a_{x}(t)}{a_{y}(t)}\sin\; 2{\Omega t}} + {{0.5}\left( {{a_{x}^{2}(t)} - {a_{y}^{2}(t)}} \right)\cos\; 2{\Omega t}}} \\ {{{a_{x}(t)}{a_{y}(t)}\cos\; 2{\Omega t}} - {{0.5}\left( {{a_{x}^{2}(t)} - {a_{y}^{2}(t)}} \right)\sin\; 2{\Omega t}}} \\ {{{a_{x}(t)}\sin\;{\Omega t}} - {{a_{y}(t)}\cos\;{\Omega t}}} \\ {{{a_{y}(t)}\sin\;{\Omega t}} + {{a_{x}(t)}{\cos{\Omega t}}}} \\ {{{a_{x}(t)}{a_{z}(t)}\sin\;{\Omega t}} - {{a_{y}(t)}{a_{z}(t)}\cos\;{\Omega t}}} \\ {{{a_{y}(t)}{a_{z}(t)}\sin\;{\Omega t}} + {{a_{x}(t)}{a_{z}(t)}\cos\;{\Omega t}}} \\ {{0.5}\left( {{a_{x}^{2}(t)} + {a_{y}^{2}(t)}} \right)} \\ {a_{z}^{2}(t)} \\ {a_{z}(t)} \\ 1 \end{bmatrix}},{{L_{a}(t)} = \begin{bmatrix} {{{- 0.5}\left( {{\omega_{x}^{2}(t)} - {\omega_{y}^{2}(t)}} \right)\sin\; 2{\Omega t}} + {{\omega_{x}(t)}{\omega_{y}(t)}\cos\; 2{\Omega t}}} \\ {{{\omega_{x}(t)}{\omega_{y}(t)}\sin\; 2{\Omega t}} + {0{.5}\left( {{\omega_{x}^{2}(t)} - {\omega_{y}^{2}(t)}} \right)\cos\; 2{\Omega t}}} \\ {{{\omega_{x}(t)}{\omega_{z}(t)}\sin\;{\Omega t}} - {{\omega_{y}(t)}{\omega_{z}(t)}\cos\;{\Omega t}}} \\ {{{\omega_{y}(t)}{\omega_{z}(t)}\sin\;{\Omega t}} + {{\omega_{x}(t)}{\omega_{z}(t)}\cos\;{\Omega t}}} \\ {{{\omega_{ax}(t)}\sin\;{\Omega t}} - {{\omega_{ay}(t)}\cos\;{\Omega t}}} \\ {{{\omega_{ay}(t)}\sin\;{\Omega t}} + {{\omega_{ax}(t)}\cos\;{\Omega t}}} \\ {\omega_{az}(t)} \\ {{0.5}\left( {{\omega_{x}^{2}(t)} + {\omega_{y}^{2}(t)} + {2{\omega_{z}^{2}(t)}}} \right)} \end{bmatrix}}$ wherein, L_(m)(t) represents a linear motion vector at the time t, L_(a)(t) represents an angular motion vector at the time t, and a_(x)(t),a_(y)(t),a_(z)(t) represents a linear motion data at the time t; ω_(x)(t), ω_(y)(t), ω_(z)(t), ω_(ax)(t), ω_(ay)(t), and ω_(az)(t) represent angular motion data at the time t, and Ω represents an angular frequency of a rotating disc of the rotating accelerometer gravity gradiometer; 2-2) substituting the linear motion vectors and the angular motion vectors at all times into the following formula to calculate a motion matrix L; $L = \begin{bmatrix} {{L_{m}\left( t_{1} \right)},\ldots\mspace{14mu},{L_{m}(t)},{\ldots\mspace{14mu}{L_{m}\left( t_{p} \right)}}} \\ {{L_{a}\left( t_{1} \right)},\ldots\mspace{14mu},{L_{a}(t)},{\ldots\mspace{14mu}{L_{a}\left( t_{p} \right)}}} \end{bmatrix}$ where, L_(m)(t₁) represents a linear motion vector at the start time t₁, L_(m)(t) represents the linear motion vector at the time t, and L_(m)(t_(p)) represents a linear motion vector at the end time t_(p); L_(a)(t₁) represents an angular motion vector at the start time t₁, L_(a)(t) represents the angular motion vector at the time t, and L_(a)(t_(p)) represents an angular motion vector at the end time t_(p); 2-3) calibrating the linear motion error coefficient vector C_(m) and the angular motion error coefficient vector C_(A) based on the following formula, wherein C_(m) is 1×10 vectors, and C_(A) is 1×8 vectors: [C _(m) ,C _(A)]=G _(out) ·L ⁺ wherein, G_(out) is the output data of the rotating accelerometer gravity gradiometer, and L⁺ represents a generalized inverse of the motion matrix L; the scale factor k_(ggi) of the gravity gradiometer is equal to a first element of the angular motion error coefficient vector C_(A), namely k_(ggi)=C_(A)(1); 3) calibrating a self-gradient model parameter based on the following steps: 3-1) calculating modulation vectors at all times based on the following formula: C _(ref)(t)=[sin 2Ωt,cos 2Ωt] wherein, C_(ref)(t) represents a modulation vector at the time t; 3-2) substituting the attitude data into the following formula to calculate attitude characteristic parameters at all times; $\left\{ {\begin{matrix} {{{a_{1,1}(t)} = {c^{2}{\theta_{y}(t)}}},{{a_{1,2}(t)} = 0},{{a_{1,3}(t)} = {{- 2}c{\theta_{y}(t)}s{\theta_{y}(t)}}},{{a_{1,4}(t)} =}} \\ {{- 1},{{a_{1,5}(t)} = 0},} \\ {{{a_{1,6}(t)} = {s^{2}{\theta_{y}(t)}}},{{a_{1,7}(t)} = {c^{2}{\theta_{y}(t)}}},{{a_{1,8}(t)} = {2c{\theta_{y}(t)}s{\theta_{y}(t)}s{\theta_{x}(t)}}}\ ,} \\ {{{a_{1,9}(t)} = {{- 2}c{\theta_{x}(t)}c{\theta_{y}(t)}s{\theta_{y}(t)}}},{a_{1,10} = {{{- c^{2}}{\theta_{x}(t)}} + {s^{2}{\theta_{x}(t)}s^{2}{\theta_{y}(t)}}}}\ ,} \\ {{a_{1,{11}} = {{{- 2}c\theta_{x}s\theta_{x}s^{2}{\theta_{y}(t)}} - {2c{\theta_{x}(t)}s{\theta_{x}(t)}}}},{a_{1,12} =}} \\ {{c^{2}{\theta_{x}(t)}s^{2}{\theta_{y}(t)}} - {s^{2}{\theta_{x}(t)}}} \\ {{a_{1,{13}}(t)} = {{{- c}{\theta_{y}(t)}s{\theta_{x}(t)}s{\theta_{y}(t)}s2{\theta_{z}(t)}} + {0.{5\left\lbrack {{c^{2}{\theta_{x}(t)}} + {c^{2}{\theta_{y}(t)}} -} \right.}}}} \\ {{\left. {s^{2}{\theta_{x}(t)}s^{2}{\theta_{y}(t)}} \right\rbrack c2{\theta_{z}(t)}} - {0.{5\left\lbrack {{c^{2}{\theta_{x}(t)}s^{2}{\theta_{y}(t)}} - {s^{2}{\theta_{x}(t)}}} \right\rbrack}}} \\ {{a_{1,{14}}(t)} = {{\left\lbrack {{c^{2}{\theta_{x}(t)}c^{2}{\theta_{y}(t)}} - {s^{2}{\theta_{X}(t)}s^{2}{\theta_{y}(t)}}} \right\rbrack s2{\theta_{z}(t)}} +}} \\ {2c{\theta_{y}(t)}s{\theta_{x}(t)}s{\theta_{y}(t)}c2{\theta_{z}(t)}} \\ {{a_{1,{15}}(t)} = {{{2\left\lbrack {{c{\theta_{x}(t)}s{\theta_{x}(t)}s^{2}{\theta_{y}(t)}} + {c{\theta_{x}(t)}s{\theta_{x}(t)}}} \right\rbrack}s{\theta_{z}(t)}} -}} \\ {2c{\theta_{x}(t)}c{\theta_{y}(t)}s{\theta_{y}(t)}c{\theta_{z}(t)}} \\ {{a_{1,{16}}(t)} = {{c{\theta_{y}(t)}s{\theta_{x}(t)}s{\theta_{y}(t)}s2{\theta_{z}(t)}} + {0.{5\left\lbrack {{s^{2}{\theta_{x}(t)}s^{2}{\theta_{y}(t)}} -} \right.}}}} \\ {{\left. {{c^{2}{\theta_{x}(t)}} - {c^{2}{\theta_{y}(t)}}} \right\rbrack c2{\theta_{z}(t)}} - {0.{5\left\lbrack {{c^{2}{\theta_{x}(t)}s^{2}{\theta_{y}(t)}} - {s^{2}{\theta_{x}(t)}}} \right\rbrack}}} \\ {{a_{1,{17}}(t)} = {{{- 2}c{\theta_{x}(t)}c{\theta_{y}(t)}s{\theta_{y}(t)}s{\theta_{z}(t)}} - {2\left\lbrack {{c{\theta_{x}(t)}s{\theta_{x}(t)}s^{2}{\theta_{y}(t)}} +} \right.}}} \\ {\left. {{{c\theta}_{x}(t)}s{\theta_{x}(t)}} \right\rbrack c{\theta_{z}(t)}} \\ {{a_{1,{18}}(t)} = {{c^{2}{\theta_{x}(t)}s^{2}{\theta_{y}(t)}} - {s^{2}{\theta_{x}(t)}}}} \end{matrix}\left\{ \begin{matrix} {{{a_{2,1}(t)} = 0},{{a_{2,2}(t)} = {c{\theta_{y}(t)}}},{{a_{2,3}(t)} = 0},{{a_{2,4}(t)} = 0},{{a_{2,5}(t)} = {{- s}{\theta_{y}(t)}}},} \\ {{{a_{2,6}(t)} = 0},{{a_{2,7}(t)} = 0},} \\ {{{a_{2,8}(t)} = {c{\theta_{x}(t)}c{\theta_{y}(t)}}},{{a_{2,9}(t)} = {c{\theta_{y}(t)}s{\theta_{x}(t)}}},{{a_{2,10}(t)} = {c{\theta_{x}(t)}s{\theta_{x}(t)}s{\theta_{y}(t)}}}\ ,} \\ {{{a_{2,{11}}(t)} = {s{{\theta_{y}(t)}\left\lbrack {{s^{2}{\theta_{x}(t)}} - {c^{2}{\theta_{x}(t)}}} \right\rbrack}}},{{a_{2,{12}}(t)} = {{- c}{\theta_{x}(t)}s{\theta_{x}(t)}s{\theta_{y}(t)}}}\ ,} \\ {{a_{2,{13}}(t)} = {{{- {0.5}}c{\theta_{x}(t)}c{\theta_{y}(t)}s2{\theta_{z}(t)}} - {{0.5}c{\theta_{x}(t)}s{\theta_{x}(t)}s{\theta_{y}(t)}c2{\theta_{z}(t)}} +}} \\ {0.5c{\theta_{x}(t)}s{\theta_{x}(t)}s{\theta_{y}(t)}} \\ {{a_{2,{14}}(t)} = {{{- c}{\theta_{x}(t)}s{\theta_{x}(t)}s{\theta_{y}(t)}s2{\theta_{z}(t)}} + {c{\theta_{x}(t)}c{\theta_{y}(t)}c2{\theta_{z}(t)}}}} \\ {{a_{2,{15}}(t)} = {{\left\lbrack {{s{\theta_{y}(t)}c^{2}{\theta_{x}(t)}} - {s{\theta_{y}(t)}s^{2}{\theta_{x}(t)}}} \right\rbrack s{\theta_{z}(t)}} + {c{\theta_{y}(t)}s{\theta_{x}(t)}c{\theta_{z}(t)}}}} \\ {{a_{2,{16}}(t)} = {{{0.5}c{\theta_{x}(t)}c{\theta_{y}(t)}s2{\theta_{z}(t)}} + {{0.5}c{\theta_{x}(t)}s{\theta_{x}(t)}s{\theta_{y}(t)}c2{\theta_{z}(t)}} +}} \\ {0.5c{\theta_{x}(t)}s{\theta_{x}(t)}s{\theta_{y}(t)}} \\ {{a_{2,17}(t)} = {{c{\theta_{y}(t)}s{\theta_{x}(t)}s{\theta_{z}(t)}} + {\left\lbrack {{s{\theta_{y}(t)}s^{2}{\theta_{x}(t)}} - {s{\theta_{y}(t)}c^{2}{\theta_{x}(t)}}} \right\rbrack c{\theta_{z}(t)}}}} \\ {{a_{2,{18}}(t)} = {{- c}{\theta_{x}(t)}s{\theta_{x}(t)}s{\theta_{y}(t)}}} \end{matrix} \right.} \right.$ where, c,c² represent cos( ),cos²( ) respectively, and s,s² represent sin( ),sin²( ) respectively; θ_(x)(t),θ_(y)(t),θ_(z)(t) represents an attitude at the time t, and a_(1,1)(t), . . . , a_(1,8)(t), a₂₁(t), . . . , a_(2,18)(t) are attitude characteristic parameters at the time t; 3-3) substituting the calculated attitude characteristic parameters into the following formula to calculate attitude characteristic matrices at all times; $\begin{matrix} {{A_{attu}(t)} = \begin{bmatrix} {a_{1,1}(t)} & \ldots & {a_{1,18}(t)} \\ {a_{2,1}(t)} & \ldots & {a_{2,{18}}(t)} \end{bmatrix}} & \; \end{matrix}$ where, A_(attu)(t) represents an attitude characteristic matrix at the time t, and A_(attu)(t) is 2×18 matrices; 3-4) calibrating the self-gradient model parameter of the rotating accelerometer gravity gradiometer based on the following formula: $\begin{matrix} {P = {{\frac{1}{C_{A}(1)}\begin{bmatrix} {{C_{ref}\left( t_{1} \right)}{A_{attu}\left( t_{1} \right)}} \\ \vdots \\ {{C_{ref}(t)}{A_{attu}(t)}} \\ \vdots \\ {{C_{ref}\left( t_{p} \right)}{A_{attu}\left( t_{p} \right)}} \\ {1,0,0,1,0,1,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0} \\ {0,0,0,0,0,0,1,0,0,1,0,1,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0} \\ {0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,1,0,0,1,0,1,0,0} \end{bmatrix}}^{+}\left\lbrack \begin{matrix} {{G_{out}\left( t_{1} \right)} - {\left\lbrack {C_{m},C_{A}} \right\rbrack\begin{bmatrix} {L_{m}\left( t_{1} \right)} \\ {L_{a}\left( t_{1} \right)} \end{bmatrix}}} \\ \vdots \\ {{G_{out}(t)} - {\left\lbrack {C_{m},C_{A}} \right\rbrack\begin{bmatrix} {L_{m}(t)} \\ {L_{a}(t)} \end{bmatrix}}} \\ \vdots \\ {{G_{out}\left( t_{p} \right)} - {\left\lbrack {C_{m},C_{A}} \right\rbrack\begin{bmatrix} {L_{m}\left( t_{p} \right)} \\ {L_{a}\left( t_{p} \right)} \end{bmatrix}}} \\ 0 \\ 0 \\ 0 \end{matrix} \right\rbrack}} & \; \end{matrix}$ wherein, P represents a calibrated self-gradient model parameter, C_(m) represents the linear motion error coefficient vector calibrated in the step 2, C_(A) is the angular motion error coefficient vector calculated in the step 2, and C_(A)(1) is the first element of the angular motion error coefficient vector; L_(m)(t₁) is the linear motion vector at the start time t₁, L_(m)(t) is the linear motion vector at the time t, and L_(m)(t_(p)) is the linear motion vector at the end time t_(p); L_(a)(t) is the angular motion vector at the time t, L_(a)(t₁) is the angular motion vector at the start time t₁, and L_(a)(t_(p)) is the angular motion vector at the end time t_(p); C_(ref)(t) is the modulation vector at the time t, C_(ref)(t₁) is a modulation vector at the start time t₁, and C_(ref)(t_(p)) is a modulation vector at the end time t_(p); and A_(attu)(t) is the attitude characteristic matrix at the time t, A_(attu)(t₁) is an attitude characteristic matrix at the start time t₁, and A_(attu)(t_(p)) is an attitude characteristic matrix at the end time t_(p), and calibrating the rotating accelerometer gravity gradiometer before a gravity field exploration by using the self-gradient model and the calculated calibration parameters thereby preventing saturation or damage to a circuit of the rotating accelerometer gravity gradiometer. 